
Do you ever feel like your creative life and your business life are just not in sync? Do you feel as though keeping up with the business side of creating gets in the way of just...CREATING! If this is the case for you, as it certainly is for me, try reading the following 32 page download. You'll be happy you did:
Click on link below for a free Time Management for Creative People download by Mark McGuinness: http://www.wishfulthinking.co.uk/blog/2007/12/03/time-management-for-creative-people-free-e-book/ sent to me by my ever thoughtful friend and AMAZING fiber artist Mary Bajcz at SCRAP HAPPY Art and Bed Quilts, Jackets, Handbags and Totes, check out her website here: http://scrap-happy.biz/default.aspx )THANK YOU MARY!!! ...oh did I need this, because let's face it...sometimes things get really chaotic around here.
The above art is titled "Chaotic World," a pen and digital ink illustration from my fArCiCaL fOlK aRt SISTER series
...oh yeah...please don't' forget to check out the charity auctions in my previous posts!!!!
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Cocktail Coquette
This one of many new additions to my "fArCiCaL fOLk aRt" sister series inspired by my sister Patricia, she was my mother, father, sister, brother, everyone. She's sitting at my shoulder now... a part of this venture together, having passed away in 2005 after a very long, very hard battle with breast cancer. Below is a tribute to the many faces of Patti, before and after the wigs of chemo























Over the past 28 years Donna Pellegata has created numerous works of art for residential and commercial sites internationally. These works include murals, finishes, portraits, commissioned paintings, hand painted furniture, floor cloths, jewelry and lampworking. Recently Donna has painted mainly pastel people and pet portraits but occasionally has fallen off the wagon and has gone the acrylic route. She also likes folk artsy kind of stuff, so she just goes on a whim with that genre too at times. She used to paint tons of murals but as the houses got bigger and the ceilings got taller, she became more afraid she was going to “break her noggin”, so now she sticks close to the ground. Donna also likes to dabble with lampworking and sometimes goes off on a full fledged tangent with that, just depends on her mood... she’s currently collaborating on a children's book, doing the illustrations while the author Diane Dunn strings her pearls of eloquence from page to page for children to enjoy.








